Hog Neck is on the north side of Easton on US 50 ambling over a tract of land without homes or development.

The front nine plays out in the open for the most part and is subject to the prevailing wind with sand bunkers and water hazards as the main defense features. The back side is more constricted journeying along narrow, tree lined fairways leading to greens guarded by sand traps, streams, and ponds. It's a Lindsay Ervin and Charles Maddox design from 1976 and plays to 7,098 yards, 74.4/132, course/slope ratings from the back tees with four shorter tees.